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Understanding 9/11Phil Lesh and Friends Live at Fillmore Auditorium on 1998-08-08
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It's Up To You-> Jam-> Dark Star-> Jack Straw, Friend Of The Devil, Broken Arrow, Bird Song Jam-> Shakedown Street-> Unbroken Chain-> The Other One-> The Wheel-> Miles*->The Other One-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, E: Like A Rolling Stone
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| It's Up To You > |
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| Dark Star jam > |
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| Jack Straw |
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| Friend of the Devil |
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| Broken Arrow |
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| Birdsong > Seven Jam > Birdsong |
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| jam > Shakedown Street > |
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| Unbroken Chain > |
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| The Other One (1st verse) > |
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| The Wheel > |
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| Milestones > |
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| The Other One (2nd verse) > |
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| China Cat Sunflower > |
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| I Know You Rider |
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| Like a Rolling Stone |
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Notes
No source info was given to me for this show.
Reviews
Reviewer:
lavabrain
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November 6, 2008
Subject: Simply stunning ..
Subject: Simply stunning ..
Wow - this show is worth the download, simply for the blistering Jack Straw. Cheers to such a pivotal ensemble!
Reviewer:
Mister_T
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February 6, 2005
Subject: great lineup!
Subject: great lineup!
The Band: Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Steve Kimock, Jeff Chimenti, Dave Ellis, Praire Prince
Goodness I love the ever-shifting 98/99/00 lineups
it is a shame the other (partial) DSBD source is not more complete, but I can certainly tolerate this source quite fine (haven't sat down and listened all the way through, but the levels are respectable and the clarity is nice).
Being a HUGE Kimock fan, the "It's Up to You" is quite a treat with this band. Great exploratory playing throughout, with a great texture provided by Dave Ellis.
Goodness I love the ever-shifting 98/99/00 lineups
it is a shame the other (partial) DSBD source is not more complete, but I can certainly tolerate this source quite fine (haven't sat down and listened all the way through, but the levels are respectable and the clarity is nice).
Being a HUGE Kimock fan, the "It's Up to You" is quite a treat with this band. Great exploratory playing throughout, with a great texture provided by Dave Ellis.
